Walmart MoneyCard

This card gets an A+ in my book. Not only are you managing your wallet but you can add up to 4 family members on as well. The card also pays 2 percent cashback. It's great to show your kids how to spend and save. You can track what and how your family is spending. The Walmart Money Card also has an app for ages 13 and up. It teaches responsibility for your teens to learn now so they know how to be responsible as adults. All around you can't go wrong with this card and it's reloadable. I recommend this card for the whole family.

Everything's working very well with my Walmart MoneyCard. I like that I can’t go over. The only money available to me is the money that I put on there. I like it’s not a national bank. The only thing I don’t like is there are certain places that don’t accept it online now that everything is closed. Like Chipotle, number one. I used to order from them online all the time, and now they won’t take all prepaid cards, which I think is dumb because it’s prepaid. They used to take it before all this. Now all of a sudden it won’t do my transactions. And I called them and they said, “No, there’s no problem.” I just can’t get it. But I use the app and I like just how quick everything is. I can go to the store right now, and in five minutes, it’s already showed up on my transactions. It’s already in there. I also use the direct deposit and sometimes I actually am paid before my co-workers. We’re a happy customer.

I always have cashed in my checks in Walmart, and then I saw the Walmart MoneyCard one day and I asked the lady about it. She was like, I could even have my checks deposited on it. So, I grabbed it and got it. I’ve been able to manage just fine with it. It’s been good to me. The only thing I don’t like about it is I can’t pull money off of it. I can, but even when I go to Walmart, I could only pull a $100 at a time off of it or they charge me the $3 fee every time. I thought when the lady told me as long as it’s direct deposit or I got the card, any time I put money on it, it doesn’t charge me. My direct deposit doesn’t charge me, but if I go in and try to load money on to it, they charge a $3 fee. And that’s another thing. I could only do it at Walmart. I can’t do it at any ATM.

I've had my prepaid card for a year and three months now. I started in December, the year before. I like that this card doesn't cost me anything to have it because I have my social security direct deposited there. It’s been very economical and very good. I pay most of my bills with it. So far, I’ve had no problems with my Walmart card compared with Visa where I have a lot. They were always changing their rules, regulations, and different things. I go to the bank to get money and I couldn’t get any because they made a change in the procedure. Now I have to do this or I have to do that. That was why I went over to the Walmart card. Another thing is Visa charges all the time for using the card. I don’t get charged for using my Walmart card. As a matter of fact, you can save a lot of money with it. I’m very happy with it.

I have my traditional bank account and I added the Walmart card. I'm a single mom and having money on that card two days early helps me if I need to pick up stuff before payday. I like that and that is probably the best feature. That's the reason I got the card to begin with. I've had it for three years now and it's just been fine. I use their app and I like that I can use the slider at the bottom of the page to quickly check my account balance instead of having to log in. The only thing is I know a lot of businesses and they've moved to the chip. Walmart MoneyCard does not have the chip on it. This doesn't bother me though.

I have one card with Walmart. I use the app. I put in to change my phone number and address as I moved. I did this. After that everything with my card with messed up. They say I have two account, I don't and can't get cust service to fix it. I have been trying for over 4 months. Call in, I get someone who can't speak English well enough to help except "I'm so sorry."

The 4th of February 2021 I started getting alerts from my Walmart money card app saying that Tik tok was taking $10 in increments from my account for ads that I never ordered. So I immediately called my money card Walmart money card and they said I had to wait for them to post to dispute the charges which wiped out my card in under 10 minutes which you know I had over $200 on, everything just posted tonight so I will call Walmart and dispute the charges.

I purchased shoes from Footlocker on a Friday and returned the shoes the next day. They didn’t have a larger size. I spent $518. They didn’t have any cash on hand. The associate asked if I had a card to put the money on? So I did. I swiped my Walmart MoneyCard. Ok I’m thinking two days max I’ll have my money. Boyyyyyy was I wrong?!! Later that evening I went to dinner with friends and when it was time to pay it kept declining! I was baffled???? I knew I had like $570 in my account.

DO NOT SIGN UP!! I had this account for several years and last week my account was closed without my knowledge due to suspicious activity with a few hundreds of dollars left in it. When I questioned customer care they gave me the run around and then told me they would cut me a check but later said I need to contact my employer who deposited money into my account. My employer informed me that this sounds suspicious and to report the money card customer care line as giving me fraudulent information as a resolution because they wanted me to ask my employer to request the funds back and told me to mail a letter with all my bank account information on it.

Soooo, Whose prosecuting big time companies stealing from the poor and needy?? ...BBB, FBI, HPD-WHOOO!!! $790 down the drain and I live paycheck to paycheck. Someone is seeing these poor people robbed blind!